Posted on May 7, 2020
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I sent up a hotline so I can re-enlist and PCS on April 17th, I check in with retention once a week and still haven’t heard anything back. I know that the timeline differs depending on the duty station and MOS but it’s been almost 3 weeks and I know other soldiers in the same MOS/rank who sent up their hotline and heard back within the same week, who sent their hotline up after I did. Could it be taking so long due to me having to waive joint domicile? My husband ETSes on Wednesday so I was wondering if they could possibly be waiting on his ETS to get back to me.
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It can take up to 30 Days.
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The processing time for a MACP hotline is up to 30 days
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We waived joint domicile/MACP as he ETSes on Wednesday. Will it still take 30 days?
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SPC (Join to see) it takes as long as it takes, up to 30 days.
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Also, you've surely got to realize that with the Army, especially with this COVID situation, EVERYTHING, is going to be longer, and more miserable.
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